Celebrate "The Shining" at Timberline Lodge
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Redrum. Redrum. Redrum! If you still haven’t figured out what to do on Halloween, our friends at Timberline Lodge want you to spend a bone chilling evening celbrating The Shining with them!
In 1980, Stanley Kubrick came to the Timberline Lodge to film one of the all-time great horror classics, The Shining. In the film, Jack Nicholson slowly loses his grasp on reality and loses himself in a hallucination of a 1920s era ball.
Head on over to Timberline for a Halloween evening of dinner, live music, drinking (not sure if “redrum” is on the menu however) and a midnight screening of this timeless classic. For more details and packages check out The Shining Party.
And if you’re looking for even more Halloween options, check out our Harvest & Halloween section.
~ Happy Friday!
About the Author: Mo Sherifdeen
Mo is Travel Oregon's content publisher and loves to hike the forests and mountain trails of Oregon with his wife, daughter and dog. He is also known for getting lost inside a maze of books at Powell’s, sipping an IPA (or two) and seeking the best fish 'n chips along the Oregon Coast.
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